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 Originally Posted by Ryan Ross
Kingussie is pronounced like: kin-u-see. The "g" is silent, as it were.
Well, Ryan beat me to it. Kingussie, by the way, is a lovely town in the Highlands, and I highly recommend a visit.
http://www.kingussie.co.uk/
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 Originally Posted by Woodsheal
Thanks for the link. I've never seen that pleating design, very unique.
Looking forward to seeing pictures of the pleats "in action" as it were.
His Exalted Highness Duke Standard the Pertinacious of Chalmondley by St Peasoup
Member Order of the Dandelion
Per Electum - Non consanguinitam
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Very nice, RR. It's no wonder I couldn't recognize the tartan, then. What do you call it?
Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
gainfully unemployed systems programmer
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 Originally Posted by fluter
Very nice, RR. It's no wonder I couldn't recognize the tartan, then.  What do you call it?
Haha, thanks.
I'm a very creative man, so I call it the Ryan O. Ross tartan. I wanted to go with that just to make sure I didn't get into any sticky sittuations with any clan organizations or what have you.
...among some of my buddies, it's also known as the "Generalissimo" tartan, but that's a long story.
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I'm in the middle of making a Kingussie style in desert camo to use for hiking this summer.
Using seven yards,pleating one inch wide and four inches deep.
Still undecided if i want to add side pockets,because im not really to fond of pockets,but it might be good for hiking and camping.My only thought is if you carry something in them they might rub my sides raw.
Very pleased so far as to how its turning out.
Will put in some pics when ever i find time to finish it.
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Very nice i never knew what that style pleating was called.
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 Originally Posted by Tommie
I'm in the middle of making a Kingussie style in desert camo to use for hiking this summer.
Using seven yards,pleating one inch wide and four inches deep.
Will put in some pics when ever i find time to finish it.
That's the thing about the Kingussie pleat: If you use more than about 5 yards, you have to make the center box pleat really wide, to accommodate all of the cloth needed; you'll notice that my center pleat is quite wide, for just that reason... the problem goes away, however, if you use a solid colour (or camo print) cloth. 
I'll look forward to seeing your pics, after you complete the project.
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 Originally Posted by Ryan Ross
As for the "pinkish tendency", that's the camera's fault.
Right. We've all heard that one before.
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 Originally Posted by Makeitstop
Right.  We've all heard that one before.
Hehe... and so it begins. 
Here's a picture that comes a little closer (but still not all the way there) to what the true colours are:
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Ryan,
That video was hilarious. Well done.
I've got two hunks of fabric that will be turned into Kingussie kilts as soon as school's out; MacDonnell of Glengarry weathered in 16 oz. wool and some 3-color desert camo.
Kilted Teacher and Wilderness Ranger and proud member of Clan Donald, USA
Happy patron of Jack of the Wood Celtic Pub and Highland Brewery in beautiful, walkable, and very kilt-friendly Asheville, NC.
New home of Sierra Nevada AND New Belgium breweries!
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